
Here is a collection of social commentaries and short fiction pieces written by a veteran newspaper journalist now focusing on the small, but consequential moments of ordinary life and all the surrounding noise we need to learn to ignore.
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Lots of people are likening our current oil price spikes and troubles at the cash register to the 1973 Middle East oil embargo when gas pump prices and inventory got so bad there was rationing, federal price controls and, even a screwy sy...
Pieter Bruegel’s depiction of the Tower of Babel from 1563.
In his 43,000 word “Magnifica Humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Times of Artificial Intelligence,” Pope Leo XIV opened his encyclical by conjuring up the or...
Here’s a challenge for you: Can you find a price tag that doesn’t come with a hidden cost? Maybe a dozen eggs “costs” $5.99 at your local grocery store or the pump at a California gas station says a gallon of gas costs $6.15, but isn’t th...
Gabi, a humanoid, is the newest Buddhist monk of the Jogye Order of South Korea.
Even without plugging into too many Social Media feeds, there is already too much news being gushed at us every day and waking hour. It’s like we’re standing...
We all think we have a big problem with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the taking over of our jobs, words and minds by computers and robots. Some of us are scared shitless that we’re facing the end of Civilization as we’ve known it. Gee...
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I am a veteran newspaper journalist, now retired (mostly) and committing my writing skills to rambling topics ranging from the small moments of ordinary life to the bigger elusive truths of our world. We still focus on facts more than the politics.
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